4.1.5 Mass Media
shall be responsible for:
Creating and maintaining awareness of issues concerning SRH; Disseminating of information and accurate reporting on SRH issues Be involved in the networking activities of Non-Governmental Organizations, CBOs,
FBOs and relevant health professional bodies.
4.1.6 Professional Groups shall be responsible for
Training of professionally competent human resources capable of providing high quality SRH care in community and health facilities Enforcing effective monitoring of the providers at all levels to ensure efficient, effective and quality service within the framework of acceptable ethical standards Support qualified midwives, nursing officers and CHWs to retrain on EmONC in order to reduce maternal and neonatal mortality and morbidity
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June 2014
Chapter 1 Background
National Department of Health1
CHAPTER ONE - BACKGROUND
The components of the Sexual and Reproductive Health are
Prenatal care, safe delivery, essential and emergency obstetric care, perinatal and neonatal care, postnatal care and breastfeeding Family planning counselling, information and services Prevention and management of infertility and sexual dysfunction in both men and women Prevention and management of complications of abortion Provision of safe abortion services where the law permits; Prevention and management of reproductive tract infections, especially sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including HIV infections Promotion of healthy sexual maturation as from preadolescence, responsible and safe sex throughout the lifetime gender equity and equality Elimination of harmful practices, such as female genital mutilation (FGM), early marriage, domestic and sexual violence against women;
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Management of noninfectious conditions of the reproductive system, such as vescico- vaginal fistula, cervical cancer and reproductive health problems associated with menopause.
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